My Father Was a Freedom Fighter
by Ramzy Baroud
This is a wonderful book – it’s a history book, it’s a work of literature, it’s a memoir… Ramzy Baroud is a political commentator and historian. He grew up in the Gaza refugee camp and is very familiar with the psychology of the people in the camps – to this day they’re holding out hope and still dreaming of going home. He captures this delightfully and his descriptions of place and people are just magnificent.
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“There is nothing dry about this book – even though it’s non-fiction it is full of emotion and wonderful characters.” Read more...
Susan Abulhawa, Novelist
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